Tweezerman Sole Smoother Callus Stone - Foot Callus Remover for Women and Men

Probably the best out of foot filers that I have tried so far. I love that it has a handle and dual sides. The stone does not crumble like some.

Fantastic and even better than what my nail salon uses.

This Tweezerman Foot Callus Remover is the best tool I have ever tried for taming those ugly calluses on your feet. Feet have a tough job. They take a lot of abuse. And get little respect and less tender care. My feet are no exceptions. Calluses build up and sometimes begin to feel like a pebble in your shoe. No fun. The stone has a course flat side that can really grind away. Getting contorted to deal with the bottoms of your feet is not that easy, but the length and shape of the handle make a good grip possible for lots of angles. I keep this Tweezerman in the shower and try to take frequent swipes. It also works well sitting in a chair when calluses are bone dry. Or lounging in the tub in the winter. It has a second, slightly rounded side with a much finer abrasive – almost like an emery board. Both sides clean up nicely with an old toothbrush in running water. I have had one for several years with little evidence of performance deterioration. This recent purchase was for my beach house so I can amuse myself while watching the boats putt by.

This thing really works like a charm BUT you do have to use it correctly and preferably as part of an overall foot care routine. I have always had big issues with dry, cracking skin and since I live in a climate with flip flop weather year round it's been an ongoing issue of trying to keep my feet in shape. If you have seriously dry and cracked heels I recommend trying this product O'Keeffe's for Healthy Feet Foot Cream, 3.2 oz., Jar before using the callous stone. The cream works better than anything I've used and I've tried a lot! Once your feet are in reasonably decent shape you can introduce this callous stone. The key is that your feet have to be not too wet-you can't use this in the shower. And they can't be too dry-you can't use it any old time of day. Take your regular shower and clean your feet well. I recommend this Spongeables 4-In-1 Pedi-Scrub Foot Buffer (Pink Daisy) 2.0 oz Lavender-Tea Tree Oil Aromatherapy. Once out of the shower dry your feet off a little bit and then first use the rough side of the stone to give the rough spots of your feet a once over. Now switch to the smoother side and take a more focused approach really getting in and working. You will definitely see skin flaking right off. Don't spend too much time on the one foot because you still need to switch feet and repeat before the other foot dries too much. Keep up with this several times a week and it works wonders! I also like to follow up with this product for my cuticles since they get insanely dry as well. Bliss Kiss Simply Pure Cuticle & Nail Oil Pen To-Go 2ml - Crisp Scent. I know it sounds like a lot but just a few minutes a day to start and then a few times a week of using the scrub, file, lotion and oil will transform your feet. Even one time when my feet started to crack due to a rough pedicure I got diligent with my routine and was able to salvage them before they got too bad.

Works well! I had one previously that was a wider and thinner handle that I liked better. However, these things last for YEARS. I love that I can clear my feet of any issues quickly. I deal with eczema on my hands and feet (which if you do too, then you know how embarrassing it is) and this helps keep it all in check through weekly care. Definitely a sturdy tool that should be in everyone’s pedicure set.

It’s so worth the money.

The pumice stone itself is coarse and rough on one side, making it very effective for removal of callouses and dry skin. The other side is finer, like a file, but I haven’t used that side as much. The handle on this stone makes it much more convenient and easy to use. Best pumice stone I’ve used.

use it